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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-07
WAIT x CUTTER.


In the matter Of the submission to arbi-
tration Of the matters in dispute between
Messrs. Wait Il Gutter and the city of
Richmond, the arbitratOrs yesterday
agreed upon the following
The undersigned, Edward II. Fitz-
hugh and Mel in 0. Adams, the arbitra-
tors mutually selected by the said parties
10 hear and determine the matters in dis
pute between them ,ouching the subject
matter Of the claim of said Wait a Gut
ter against said city Of Richmond, grow
ing out Of contract in writing between
them. dated the 23d day of September,
1883. and which has been submitted TO
the arbitrament and award OF the said
arbitrators by a submission in writing,
dated the ist day of January, 1887, do de
clare that they fixed upon the Sd day of
June 1857, "a the time, and the Council
Chamber Of the city Of Richmond As the
place for hearing the said matters and
that the said parties had due notice
thereof They further declare that AT
the time and place aforesaid the said par
ties by counsel attended before them and
produced their testimony respectively
and al IT'S close the matter was argued
by counsel for each of said parties. And
then the undersigned, arbitrators. having
heard and duly considered the evidence
and arguments of counsel, are OF
opinion. and DO award and determine
that the said Wait & Cutter do recover of
the said city of Richmond the sum OF
two thousand eight hundred and twenty
five dollars 2,s2jl with legal interest
thereon from the sth day of September
1856 until paid. and the costs which
have been or may be incurred by saic
Wait az Cutter i'm said Circuit Court on
account of said rule of the court, t0 hC
taxed by the clerk of said court.
Given under our hands this 9th day OF
June. 1887. EDWARD II. FlrznUGH
MELvIN o. ADAMS.
Arbitrators.
The decision of the arbitrators will b'
submitted 10 the Judge of the Circui
+ Court. and will be recorded as the judg
ment of that court
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rnr MtcmANIcs. INsrIrrrE.
Closing Exercises of the school. Tonight

Closing Exercises of the schools To-Night'
The closing exercises of the schools of
the Mechanics Institute will Dee held at
the Theatre tonight at : o'cl ck.
The following Is the programme over
ture. Introductory address 10y the presi-
dent of the institute, Captain George \.
Ainslec: music. remarks and announce
ment of award of prizes, Colonel G. j. +
Burgwyn music. address and presenta
ton of prizes, Mr.. A. VI. f. Biliingslca
music: address ON technical education
Mr.. Lyon g. Tyler
After what the TIMES has said in This
behalf nothing more should be necessary
'han This announcement 10 is hoped that
the Theatre will Dee filled with ht repre-
senfaiiycs of Richmonds intelligence
wealth, beauty and honest industry
The Committee ON Night School con-
.ists of Mc-srs. W. j. Whitchurst, W. J.
Smons. W. G.. Ammons Dr. Henry G.
Jones. and Mr. Robert Whittct
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Mr. William l.. Royal returned last
night from Baltimore where he went
sunday evening 10 present toJudgc Bond
"a bin praying for an injunction OF most
important character. Judge Bond made
"a restraining order after reading the bill,
which Mr Royal brought back with him,
and which viii be served to-day. The bill
Is brought by j. p. Cooper. II. Il. Beeton.
f. j Burt r. j Chimney, ". NJ. Chin
merry. T. +. Leon, and W. O.. Woolston,
who represent that they are citizens OF
Great Britain that the state of Virginia
passed one act forhidding payment OF her
coupon. when they fell due and another
prohibiting her officers i0 receive them
in payment of taxes
After that the Supreme Court OF the
United States decided that they were
valid as tenders for taxes, and after tender
constituted an eilcctua! shield and bar
ricr between the State and the taxpayer
-0 as to prevent her Lcgi,lau e passing
amy act That could compel the taxpayer
tO pav in ans other medium Relying
ON and trusting 90 the efficacy OF this de.
ci-ion. the plaintiffs bought more than
500 900 of the States coupons, some of
which they have sold 90 taxpayers and
others of which they are now trying 90
sell tO them.
They then rccite the Coupon Crusher
which commands ail the Commonwealth
attorneys % sue all those who have ten.
dcrcd coupons. OF who shall hereafter
tender them and they also reciie the
laws of ihe State which make it impo'-
.iblc f0r the tcndcrcI 20 prove his cou
Dons genuine. and they state that suit.
under the " Coupon Cwshcr viii re
suit I'm those coupons they have sold
being condemned as spurious when they
are really genuine. and will prevent then
from selling any more coupons 10 tax
n4yer. because taxpayers cannot, Tor the
small profit 90 Dee derived, ailor.
"a litigation IN each separate cast
F with the State that has to go
to the Supreme Court of the jnitco
F STATES in order tO result successfully %
individual taxpayers. and they assert lha
thc "Co.p0u Cmsher isuuc0nstiiutiona
F by reason of the premises They thcl
show that thi- would result in the entlr'
destruction of all their property In these
coupons. if Tine States officers were al
lowed toput the Coupon Crusher' into
oneration. and would cause them los
+ llrpelv Inn excess of - 900. and the'
therefore pray that the states officer
should Doe forbidden to put the act int
operation.
judge Bond signed m order restrain
ine every treasurer and every common
ucalihs attorney I'M the State, and ne
strainms Auditor Narye and Attorney
General Ayers from bringing any of tm
suits contemplated hy the Coupon
Cm-hcr." and from doing any act what
ever To- put the Coupon Crusher' int
operation
This order will DE lodged with thl
clerk oi the Circuit Court to-day ant
served al once
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BISINITIES.

Rev J.. a. Cutler, of Richmond, is still
preaching IN Danyille.
The lowitzcr's full dress drii, in-pec-
ton. an J sociabIe takes place tonight
Nc.srs f.. W. Griffin and Sias Shell
bourne of Richmond, were i'm Danyille
saturday
The policemen who were reelected
were taking the oath Yesterday, and 0th-
crs viii no doubt do so to-day.
The funeral of the late p II Damn, OF
Norfolk. who died iu Richmond, took
place Sunday, aud was largely attended.
Leieh street Baptist church announces
the first moonlight of the season down
the james tonight ON the steamer Essex.
A meeting of the veterans intending 90
take trip to Gettysburg is called ar
Murphys next Thursday night at 3
O'Clock
Railroad Commissioner llill has just
returned from an inspection of that part
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad under
bis jurisdiction.
Nash and Tate, the well-known base
ball men. spent Sunday I'm Richmond
They are with the Bosi0ns, who played
IN Washington yesterday
Mr.. FT. Glasgow is having the old
Davenport house, at Foushee and Main
streets. reftted preparatory TO its occu-
pancy by hims II and family.
The Blt0n says The DAILY TINES has
ON iis staff laWn-tcnnis-On reporter who
talks like an expert Yes, he speaks
as If he had been in camp with them.
Ex.state Senator Clark, of Danyille
who fell dead yesterday, was the father
in-law of Mr.. Jerry Nicholas, "a former
resident of Richmond, now of Danyille
There seems to be much opposition Ia
the proposed Manchester railway down
Fourteenth street. Can't some other route
bee selected and the road made q certain
|tyy
With all the other reunions and excur
sions the old First Virginia must not for
yet its time-honored July 18th blow
out This anniversary must also be eel
ebrated this year.
Despite the efforts OF few good mer
and true for reconciliation of the sec
tions. most Of the addresses at the recent
Decoration Day in the North were o.
the most approved bloody shirt order
For the grand Military Concert to
morrow night Mrs. Powell kindly give
the use of the Theatre free, and Captain
Woodfn volunteers the service OF tn,
celebrated Hampton Soldiers Home band
The Richmond correspondent of th
Washington National Republican says
"The advancement Of Richmond is great
lv retarded by the Bourbon party, whicl
Is now about 10 be bounced How muc
truth is there in this
The orphans Of the city attended the en-
tertainment at Mozart Academy Saturda
evening through the liberality Of th
r Misses Mayo, daughters of Mr. Z. Il
Mayo, and after the show Mr.. Mayo en-
tertained them at Antonis.
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Last Nights Musicale

There was a very full attendance at the
Mozart Musicale The amateur orchcs-
tra was small, but was well balanced, and
ts selections were well rendered and
well received. The claronet solo Of
Master T.. f. Thurston was loudly ap-
plaudcd. AS was that on the cello by Mr..
rhilow The vocalist was Miss Annie
Louise Gri-wold, and her two numbers
were charmingly executed. The pro-
gramme was briet and the musicale was
soon over, but was pleasant one in all
respects
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snnclnl ,nnda, ser.icc..

Rcv. II. G.. Cave. of the Scyenth-strect
Christian church. conducted the services
AT the Soldiers Home chapel last sun
dav. mi. sermon was one idmirably suit
.cd to the occasion G5od music as fur
ni.hcd by thc Male Orphan choir.
Atthc Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation the meeting was conducted by
Nr. n. NJ Clarke. The music was under
fhc direction of Mr c. +. McCmer MI
NcCmer intends to organize "a iirst-clas-
male choir for these services. lie VIII
call to his aid the members of the old
Nendelssohn Glee Club, and itiseNpected
fo make the music very attractive during
fhe summer months In fact everything
win be- done that can To- draw young men
To- these meetings.
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LAroRrE, lND., june b.-NeveraI
buildings belonging to the John Hit Ice
Company were destroyed by fire yester-
day. Loss. $1,000 insurance, 5000.
kALAMAzoo. Mich, June Ct he Den
bleyker Manufacturing Works were par
tally destroyed by fire Yesterday. Loss
100000. -,
VlNcrNNEs. lND.. June 6.-Gloyers
stove factory was burned yesterday
Loss. Sl2. 600 insurance $500.
CWcAGo. June Ga fire yesterday de..
.troyed several buildings on the farm oi
Leroy Payne. at Chebanse, ILL., Loss
S25 900 insurance. Sl3,sj0.
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I,nlrdns TheN .Iept.

ST. Louis, June Ga special from
Fort Worth. Tex, says An accid MT oc-
Cured near Stringtown, Parker county,
last Saturday night during a storm. a
family ynamed PEBBLES were soundiy sleep
ine when terrific peal of thunder and a
binding flash of lightning aroused the
.leepers. with the exception of Mrs. Pee
blcs. who. on investigation, il was discoy-
cred had been killed by the lightning.
FER infant child, which was IA her arms
at the time the flash came, was also
killed
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NEW YORK. June Ga letter from
Santiago de Cuba, dated May y, says :
At this writing PSI cases of smallpox are
known by the civic authorities to exist
and II Is estimated that fully 100 more
are being treated by charatans. The
deaths in this city from the lst to the
27th ultimo. from smallpox, numbered
forty. not one of the victims having been
yaccinated The disease has appeared at
Guantanamo. an doubtless will spread
10 an Cuban ports. The masses are ign0-
rant blacks. superslitious, and inclined 10
nravers rather than vaccination.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-07

! notice am attack ON myself IN the
Lalor Hrold. evidently emanating from
some member of the Faculty OF the Med
ical College of Virginia. denOunce the
author as "a malicious liar and contemp-
tible coward, and shall lroye him To- oc
such i'm the next issue of the Nonihefh
Cl1ic. If any person of respectability has
seen the article referred to, and wishes Ia
see the falsity and malice of this attack,
we will take pleasure in mailing copy
of the Clnic TO them upon request as
soon as published.
c. 4 BRYCE, NJ ID.
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CALCUTTA, June ct has been prov
cd beyond doubt by the picking up OF the
captain chest that the steamer Sir John
Lawrence was lost in the recent cyclone
OF this coast The steamer carried 75O
passengers and it IS believed the whole
number were lost The largest part oi
the passengers were native ladies VINO
were going TO Juggernaut, in orisss, To
celebrate the Juggernaut festival Inc
catastrophe has cast a feeling OF gloom
over the lliudoo community here ana all
the best families are in mourning Tor
relatives or friends who were among the
passengers
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rhe Leak cannot be stopped.

VIENNA, June The efforts Of the
thousands Of Workmen for three days and
the use of tons upon tons of earth have
not proved sufficient to stop the gap IN
the Kistisza dyke, in the submerged
district of Hungary. IL cannot even be
said that the rush of water has been sen
sibly lcssencd. II Is agreed on all hands
that the bursting of the dyke is due to
culpable neglect on the part of the gov.
eminent. which had often been warned
II its weakened condition
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Z A
lam nr,t cousin OF thc late cX Governor Al
cAanlcr a.. STEPHENS and have been postal
clerk on,incrcut railroads since l-Os. FOR ten
wears have been sufferer from acancer ON
m, face. which grow worse until the discharge
of matter became proiuse andNery offensive. J
became thoroughly d.sgusted with blood purl-
n.r~ .nI pronounced them humbugs, as ! had
tried many without relief.
FINALLY ,ga- induced tO use B. B. B., which
was about the nrs. Of February. and continued
It's use until the latter part of April The Of
feu.ive discharge decreased at once ana the
hardness, around the cancer disappeared. IL
improycd my general health, aud / rapidly
,tiued flesh and strength. The discharge
gradually decreased and the cancer became
less and less in size until nothing remains e1-
cert a scar to tell the tale Of a once dangerous
cancer. All who have secnme since have com
ueneed the use OF b. B. b. bear testimony of
my great improvement. and the scar ON my
face shows that it cured the cancer. | lind that
q. RIB. comes squarely up % what 1t Is recon-
monded. and cannot say too much IN praise
ofthis wonderful medicine. have tried them
,ll. but b. B. b. stands at the top As blood
purifier.
The abovei- copied from the Athens GA.
. ..Rauuer- Watchman" being the voluntary ian
puagc of Mr. James A. Greer when edltol
CAN'T indor-cs.
sNr. Grceri, am honest, upright citizen %
Athens. who had bad cancer, ami his numer
0us friends thought that he could not life " y
long. AS the cancer was gradually sapplng IN
foundation of his constitution. but now look
well and hearty"
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RErAms TO FIRST MARKET
Sick Headache

cured and its return prevented by the use
of DR.. David's Vegetable Liver Pills. As this
remedy has been thoroughly tested by mum
bers of our best people, containing as it does
none but vegetable Ingredients IL should com
mend itself 20 all sufferers with this terrible
disease. Being extremely mild in action, these
pills can be taken by both the weak and the
strong Price y cents a box Of p Pills; five
boxes for 81.
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THE COT KT>.
A Long Docket The Grand jury Nester
daN.

POLICE COURT.
The following cases were disposed of
yesterday
George Anthony, drunk and interfer-
ing with persons on the street. Fined
s. and costs. ,.
William Johnson and Robert White,
disorderly on the street. Johnson was
discharged White was fined - and
costs.
George Price lcolored) was jailed for
fifteen days for stealing one pair of shoes
the property of Burnett Lewis.
David Fauntleroy lcoloredl was fined
$50 for being disorderly ON the street
Fountain Green and Sallie Rowland
(both coloredl fighting In the street
Each fined = and costs
f. W. Fromer. disorderly and creating
a disturbance i'm the bar-rOOm OF '. DO
natl. Fined = and costs.
Watson Morris and Alice Jones lboth
coloredl. disorderly ON the street. Morris
was fined -. Alice Jones discharged
George Long. fast driving. Fined Slo
and costs
Bette Turner Ocolored), disorderly In
the street. Fined $3.50 and costs
Stephen KEYS lcoloredl was fined s25O
for using improper language in the street
Carrie Morgan lcoloredl, trespassing
upon the premises of the Richmond and
Allegamy Railroad Company. Commit
ted for thirty days In default of security
Edward Ellington (colored. drunk anc
disorderly on the street Fined s. anc
costs
stephen Johnson lcoloredl. cursng anC
abusing f. VI Roy. Fined - and costs
GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS.
The grand jury Of the llusiings Court
W. W. Timbcrlake foreman found The
following true bills of Indictment II
= Noss. fcloniOusly assaulting Geor Z
Harris with "a brick Philip Tolls break
ine and entering in the nighttime The
dwcllng-housc of T. II. Joyner JOSEPH
Peasants. bre king and entering the
dwelling house of j. W Frazier, anD
stealing sundry articles of clothing
Henrietta Mills, stealing a diamond rims
valued at so, the property of Adalin
Jacobs. Virginia Fleet. felOniOusly as
sauning George W Fleet Thoma
Cousins. 0ii9s Joseph Peasants, house
breaking and larceny John Coleman
frloniously stabbing Belle Allen VI. Y
Noss. as-aulting George Harris with
brick
The grand jury Has adjourned for Nh
term.
CIRCUIT COURT
I'm the City Circuit Court the case d
Innr L Rnnnr, nLninei lnn NNlIOnnI VII
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LoND0N, June IA collision has oc-
CURED IN the Channel between the Brit
ism bark Hamburg, from New York for
Liverpool, and the British steamer Te'n.
The steam, was sunk, and her captain
and four seamen were drowned. The
Tern was 900 tons bu,den and was from
Mediterranean ports.
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A BIG I,tNr.
The Military Concert 4 fme rrc-cnta-
tiou.

The Military Concert ihe Pre-cnt'-
tion.
Tomorrow night at the Theatre the
Grand military concert will take place 10
IS riyen for the Joint benefit of ID. j.. bee
Camp Soldiers Home and tlc Male or-
pha Asylum
The celebrated band of the Hampton
Soldiers Home will take part and Mr.
Jacob Rcinhardt, Captain Frank cum
ninrham. Mrs John d. knowles. Dr., aud
Mr. Louis pzNni win have numbers ON
the programme The Male Orphan choir
and a chorus of old soldiers afe also eA-
pccted 90 cnliycn Tine occasion During
the evening the beautiful iae gotten up
bv the ladies of Richmond Will Doe pre-
srnted TO r.. T.. Lee Camp. This flag was
made bv Mr. Marx Mutcdoricr and Is
said 10 De as handsome in design ana eN
ccution as any ever seen i'm Richmond
The likeness of General r. + Lee Is pro-
nounced perfect. The flag will Doe pre-.
sented ON behalf of the ladies hy Captain
II. W. Flournoy. and received for Lee
Camp bv Comrade j. Taylor Ellyson. Al
The concert the military are requested to
app ar i'm uniform.
The sale of reserved seats began yes
tcrday at ". d. Moses ~ Co.'S. Fol
places of sale of general admission TICK
cts. see advertisement
An appeal Cor a liberal patronage Is
earnestly made to all who are friendly I,
these deserving institutions, the Conled
crate Soldiers Home and the Male or
phan Asylum.
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Dropped Dead Railway station.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June 6-Charles
Adams, OF Philadelphia, who. has been
visiting at Enfield, died suddenly al the
railway station this morning. just AS he
was about 10 take tie train for home.
Mr. Adams was - years old. His death
was caused by appoplexy.
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,I,nched for Attempted Outrage.

HELENA, ARK, June j--At Clarendon
saturday night the negro who attempted
20 outrage Mrs Park, the mother rin-law
Of sheriff J. W b Robinson, Of Monroe
county, was lynched About forty peo-
pie took the fellow from the Jail aud
hanged him to a tree. He confessed be-
fore dying.
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Mr.. William T. Walters and Mr New
conner two of the principal owners of the
Atlantic Coast Line, arrived in tine cry
from Baltimore and were met at hioa
station by Presidents Scott and Palmer
To the knowing this means am important
meeting of the directors of this system.
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Meather Indication..

WAsHINGToN, May 6.-lndications for
the next tweniy-four hours, commencing
at pm, Monday, June d For Virginia,
rains; slight changes in temperature
! winds becoming southerly
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Settling the silver workers strike

NEW YORK, June G-All the silver
workers, excepting twenty chasers out
ON strike at the Whiting Manufacturing
Company shops, went back 10 work 70.
day ON terms mutually satisfactory The
chasers are expected to return to.mor-
row. Further conferences between the
employers and employees at Tiflany's and
Dominick * Iloh's will be held this
afternoon
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rre.b,tcrinu ~unda, SCHOOL Union.

lTfaNN terrain NNlAfihN ~ iA''fi ''''
a vast crowd assembled in the Second
PRESBYTERIAN church ON sunday evening
tocclcbratc thcamiycrsay of This Union
Rcport- of interest were presented hy ihe
president. Mr.. ID. Is. Sleisht and the
secretary. Mr. r. II Gillian showing all
of thc nine schools connected with the
Union to Dee in prosperous and hopeluI
condition
Interesting addresses were made by
Rev. s. TAYLOR Martin and Rev x. /.
Kerr. and spirited and appropriate sung
ms was finely rendered by the whole
congregation
Tie rol strength of the Presbyterian
schools of Richmond and Manchester is
now about 500
The Prcsbytcrans of Richmond and
vicinity are noted for their zeal i'm all
eood works. and they are constantly In
crcasine both m number, and usefulness.
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Calling over in Manchester the other
.t. "a. dropped into the hrst-cla bakery
5 "'5 tIi.bm.nf of l.. a Y. STEMS ANA found IL
Gffrd rp ,n first. class style with all the ncccs
s,ry slpplies of good things, such as AWAY
rrmind ts of Christmas. Bread, crackers, o,s
.,,its etr i'm abundance; cakes. ana variety
ve.s,,,t things for the children. and all made
from the very best and purest materials. ms ms
il indeed "A model bakery and one that uv
serves and is fast gaining the suppo.t Oi 'n1
public. BE sure 10 can iil "n" ''' ''>'' ~
iab Hull street. Manchester.
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The rypographIeaI Conyention Opened.

BUFFALO, \. Y, June 6-At 1890
o'clock this morning Presiden, William
Aimison, Of Nashville, called the dele
gates to order and declared the Both an
nual international Typographical Union
omen for business